Status Passed the House — not law
Bill file · 119th Congress
H.R. 29
Laken Riley Act
Origin House · 119th Congress · Introduced Jan. 3, 2025
Sponsors
Sponsor Mike Collins
Co-sponsors 53 on file in PolitiDex
Rick W. Allen, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Andrew S. Clyde, Earl L. "Buddy" Carter, Barry Loudermilk, Austin Scott, Richard McCormick, Mike Bost, Brian Babin, Randy Feenstra, Nancy Mace, Ben Cline, Troy E. Nehls, Andrew Ogles, Dan Crenshaw, Michael T. McCaul, Brad Finstad, David Kustoff, Ashley Hinson, Erin Houchin, Nicole Malliotakis, Mike Ezell, Claudia Tenney, Anna Paulina Luna, Burgess Owens, Scott Fitzgerald, Robert B. Aderholt, Randy K. Weber, Sr., Dusty Johnson, Pete Stauber, Jefferson Van Drew, Zach Nunn, Brian Jack, Rob Bresnahan, Vern Buchanan, Tom McClintock, Diana Harshbarger, John Joyce, Michelle Fischbach, Pete Sessions, Riley M. Moore, Wesley Hunt, Nicholas A. Langworthy, Henry Cuellar, Derek Schmidt, Troy Downing, John J. McGuire III, Juan Ciscomani, Brandon Gill, John W. Rose, Mark B. Messmer, Mary E. Miller, Andy Barr
History · from the official record
- Introduced in the House Introduced in House
- Passed the House On passage Passed by the Yeas and Nays: 264 - 159 (Roll no. 6). (text: CR H53-54)
Record: congress.gov
Also touches: Mass Deportations & Border Security States Suing Washington Strong Border & Enforcement Tough on Crime
Every topic this act touches
- Mass Deportations & Border Security Would mandate detention and removal proceedings for covered unauthorized immigrants; the House passed it 264-159.
- States Suing Washington Would give state attorneys general standing to sue Homeland Security over detention and removal violations; the House passed it 264-159.
- Strong Border & Enforcement Would require detention of inadmissible immigrants charged with theft or burglary, and their removal; the House passed it 264-159.
- Tough on Crime Would mandate federal custody for inadmissible immigrants charged with burglary, theft, larceny or shoplifting; the House passed it 264-159.